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hospitals come from
Mihintale in Sri
Lanka where evidence of
dedicated medicinal treatment facilities for
patients are found. In Greece, the
ancient Gr****...
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Medicinal plants, also
called medicinal herbs, have been
discovered and used in
traditional medicine practices since prehistoric times.
Plants synthesize...
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Medicinal or
pharmaceutical chemistry is a
scientific discipline at the
intersection of
chemistry and
pharmacy involved with
designing and developing...
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European medicinal leech, is one of
several species of
leeches used as
medicinal leeches.
Other species of
Hirudo sometimes also used as
medicinal leeches...
- The use of
medicinal clay in folk
medicine goes back to
prehistoric times.
Indigenous peoples around the
world still use clay widely,
which is related...
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Medicinal fungi are
fungi that
contain metabolites or can be
induced to
produce metabolites through biotechnology to
develop prescription drugs. Compounds...
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Prior to 2004, it was
known as the
European Agency for the
Evaluation of
Medicinal Products or
European Medicines Evaluation Agency (EMEA). The EMA was set...
- A
medication (also
called medicament, medicine,
pharmaceutical drug,
medicinal drug or
simply drug) is a drug used to diagnose, cure, treat, or prevent...
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phytomedicine or phytotherapy) is the
study of
pharmacognosy and the use of
medicinal plants,
which are a
basis of
traditional medicine. With
worldwide research...
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mushrooms that may have been used as
tinder (Fomes fomentarius), or for
medicinal purposes (Piptoporus betulinus).
Ancient peoples have used
fungi as food...
